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AP Environmental Science DIFFERENTIATED Math Review + Practice
Differentiate your math practice and review. Easily assign students the practice that they individually need in order to scaffold up to harder problems later in the year. This has been updated to reflected the changes to the calculator policy in 2019 in which calculators are allowed on the AP Environmental Science Exam. All worksheets have been tested and used with students for multiple years.Use the videos with your students to teach math concepts at an individual pace. https://youtu.be/QEczhW
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9th - 12th
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Observations Vs. Inferences And How To Tell Them Apart
Observations and Inferences And How To Tell Them Apart
This item consists of activities to help students learn how to create and distinguish between observations and inferences.
Included in Observations and Inferences and How To Tell Them Apart:
2 Power Point presentations to use with your students
Two versions of a printable notes page that can be given to your students to help explain the differences between observations and inferences
An activity that requires students create observations
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3rd - 12th
Also included in: Scientific Method Bundle Digital Interactive and Printable Activities
Body Systems and Homeostasis PPT Unit Notes
This PPT provides an outline for organization of the human body, structure and function of 11 body systems, homeostasis, negative and positive feedback loops, and set points. It is intended to introduce main ideas, between more in-depth activities. A student handout for taking notes is included.I have uploaded it in a .pptx format so that you can edit and differentiate it for your classroom and students' needs. Enjoy!NGSS HS-LS1-2. Develop and use a model to illustrate the hierarchical organiza
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7th - 12th
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HS-LS1-2
, HS-LS1-3
Also included in: Body Systems and Homeostasis Bundle
Forms of Energy and Energy Transformations Practice
This activity provides students with energy practice! it starts with identifying different forms of energy in common life scenarios and items: mechanical, kinetic, potential, heat/thermal, radiant/light, sound, electrical, nuclear and chemical. It then moves on to identifying energy transformations: the starting form and the final form. The practice is best used after the "Energy Powerpoint" and the "Energy Guided Notes". I find it important to scaffhold the practice - to do a few of each type
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5th - 9th
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Gummy Worm Mitosis Activity
This is a minimal prep activity to ensure comprehension for the phases of mitosis! Students use gummy worms to illustrate the different phases of mitosis by representing chromosomes and chromatids!The students will have a ball and you can make sure they know their stuff!This includes:mitosis phase posters colormitosis phase posters black and whiteComprehension worksheet with keydirections for before and during the activity with set up pictures!Enjoy the worms!If you like the clipart you can chec
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Mitosis Growing Bundle
Air Masses, Fronts, Weather Maps & Symbols (Weather and Climate Unit)
This is a 52 slide PowerPoint lesson which describes the types of air masses; maritime, tropical, continental, polar. The types of fronts; cold front, warm front, stationary front, occluded front. The symbols that each front represents on a weather map as well as the difference between high and low pressure. It also looks at weather maps and how to read them. It has many different graphics, pictures, and animations that reinforce the topics. Addresses the Common Core Earth Science strand weat
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4th - 12th
Create a Reptile/Amphibian
I use this activity as an introduction activity for our Reptile chapter in my high school Zoology Class. We are are one-year general level science elective, with a mixture of students from all sorts of backgrounds. I like this activity because it allows the students to bring their background knowledge to the activity, and combine it with a creative flair. Plus, it gets my students working together in small groups. The activity itself can be made as simple or complex as needed, so is probably ver
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7th - 12th
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Endocrine System Reading Comprehension
**Distance Learning and Remote Learning AppropriateThis article is a great overview, introduction, review or reinforcer about the Endocrine System. The article is written in friendly and engaging language and includes a diagram. The article is a little more than a page long and includes standards-aligned comprehension and analyses questions. I use the article in my body systems unit (7th-grade essential standards). The article can be used for literacy groups, individual DEAR or homework reinforc
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5th - 9th
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MS-LS1-3
The Edible Layers of the Earth Lab
This is easy and pretty much all you need is to buy is a bag of m&m's!
My students loved this and made great connections between the actual layers of the Earth and how it correlates with m&m's. There is also an answer key included. Very easy to follow directions.
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6th - 9th
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Are energy drinks and caffeine dangerous? Guided internet research
Are energy drinks and caffeine dangerous? Have students answer that themselves. This is a great internet research project that kids can do independently. All you need to do is print this and give students a computer. They love learning about this hot topic.
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4th - 12th
Genes, DNA, Chromosomes Article
**Distance Learning and Remote Learning AppropriateThis article is a great introduction, review or reinforcer about the basics of genes, DNA, and chromosomes - their structures functions within the cell and within the body. The article is written in friendly and engaging language. The article is a little more than a page long and includes standards-aligned comprehension and analyses questions. The article can be used for literacy groups, individual DEAR or homework reinforcement.
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5th - 9th
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MS-LS3-1
, MS-LS3-2
Properties of Water: Stations Lab
This EDITABLE stations lab asks students to explore basic properties of water – a substance they use every day, but actually know little about! I use this after introducing the properties of water, as a good hands-on and visual support for some of these obscure concepts. It includes: eight hands-on stations with directions and questions, student answer sheet for easy response recording and grading, and teacher-setup and troubleshooting notes.• Station 1: Universal Solvent• Station 2: High heat
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7th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-ESS2-5
Also included in: Biochemistry Bundle
Biology Praxis Study Guide
Need to get that extra certification to help you in the job field? Say no more! I completed a study guide that covers the Test Specifications for the Biology 7-12 (5235) from this PDF from the Praxis Website: https://www.ets.org/s/praxis/pdf/5235.pdf -> I passed for my state standards from studying this study guide I made! Good luck, studying one page a day helps! > I passed for my state standards from studying this study guide I made! Good luck, studying one page a day helps! MY STUDY
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Allele Genotype Phenotype Practice 2
**Distance Learning and Remote Learning AppropriateThis is a second basic genetics coding and interpreting practice with alleles, genotypes, phenotypes, heterozygous, homozygous, dominant and recessive. They learn interpret traits charts and apply their understandings. This practice is important leading up punnett squares. It scaffholds the basics to ensure that students are successful when they move on to using punnett squares to predict genotypes and phenotypes of offspring.
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5th - 9th
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MS-LS3-2
Genetics and Heredity Reading Comprehension
**Distance Learning and Remote Learning AppropriateThis article is a great introduction, review or reinforcer about the basics of genetics, heredity, genes, patterns of inheritance, genotypes, phenotypes, dominant gene, recessive genes, etc. The article is written in friendly and engaging language. The article is a little more than a page long and includes standards-aligned comprehension and analyses questions. The article can be used for literacy groups, individual DEAR or homework reinforcemen
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5th - 9th
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MS-LS3-1
Density Lab
This lab is fantastic for connecting density-in-theory to real life! This winner is great for general science, layers of the earth, oceanography, marine biology, or chemistry. My students are always so proud of themselves for figuring it out! The student sheet includes a section on evaluating the model (vital to the Next Gen. Science Standards!) Fits very well in a science journal/interactive students notebook (ISN). The teacher instructions gives detailed material list, instruction, and hints f
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7th - 10th
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Human Body Systems Project- student choice
THREE VERSIONS INCLUDED IN THIS FILE:Pages 1-2 for on-level studentsPage 3 for gifted/advanced learners (easier options eliminated)Pages 4-5 for students who require shortened requirements and/or extended time (point values increased and more difficult options eliminated)This project is intended to be used at the end of a human body unit. Students must show their learning of ten human body systems (muscular, digestive, skeletal, immune/lymphatic, nervous, urinary, respiratory, integumentary, ci
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6th - 10th
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Scientific Measurement Activities - Mini Metric Olympics
The mini-metric Olympics is an awesome, silly, engaging activity to help students build scientific tool and measurement skills. Students compete in teams to do different measurement activities! They perform the following:
1. The Cotton Ball Shot Put
2. A Javelin Straw Throw
3. A Marble Grab (for measuring mass)
4. Footing it with the best (for measuring a footprint on graph paper)
5. Paper Plate Discus
6. Sponge Squeeze (measure the amount of water)
This is a great beginning of the year acti
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5th - 9th
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AP Biology Math Practice Problems
This is a collection of 25 math practice problems that cover the content within each of the 8 units of AP Biology. It covers all of the required content for math concepts on the AP biology exam and provides the formula sheet formulas for the students as they work through the problems.There are practice math questions to go along with all units.Students will calculate pH, calculate surface area: volume ratio, calculate water potential, calculate percentages of stages of the cell cycle, practice p
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10th - 12th
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Frog Dissection Photos [Frog Internal Anatomy Pictures]
This is an editable Powerpoint designed to teach students the basic internal organs of a frog in preparation for a dissection. I took these dissection photos using a female specimen ordered from Carolina Biological Supply. The first half of the slideshow has labeled slides, and the second half has unlabeled slides so students can practice naming the organs. Each labeled slide has an arrow pointing to 1 organ and shows the name of that organ. Each unlabeled slide has an arrow pointing to 1
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6th - 10th
Human Body CIRCULATORY - Flow of Blood in the Heart Worksheet and Answer Key
This worksheet (with answer key!) goes with the Power Point that explains the flow of blood through the heart. You can find the link below. It's a great tool to help students visualize the heart and how the flow of blood travels throughout it. You can use this worksheet as a study guide as well. Check out some other related products!Human Body Bones & JointsScience Lab Pickle DissectionCirculatory System – Cardiac OutputCirculatory System – Cardiac Output Worksheet FREECirculatory System
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5th - 10th
Newton's Laws of Motion - Unit - Bundle
This product includes a 10 slide powerpoint lesson on Newton's laws and forces of motion, as well as student notes, and a quiz. There are also 4 different lab sheets on each of newton's laws and various forces.
Vocabulary associated with this lesson include: Inertia, force, gravity, weight, free fall, air resistance, friction, sliding friction, rolling friction, fluid friction, unbalanced force, balanced force, centripetal force, Newton's Second Law, newtons, acceleration, speed, velocity,
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5th - 9th
AP Environmental Science Intro Outdoor Activity. Perfect for Day 1 or Week 1
Perfect activity to get your kids outdoors and thinking about all the different topics within the APES course. Simple observation and inquiry - no materials or prep required! Get them thinking, discussing, and asking questions. Get them excited for APES!
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9th - 12th
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Cloud in a Beaker Lab- Water Cycle
This is a water cycle lesson to help students observe what helps drive the water cycle and how clouds can form! Students will create a "cloud" in a beaker using evaporation and condensation. There is a student worksheet provided for them to draw and write down their observations, as well as answer questions about what they are seeing. The lesson takes about 15-20 minutes but can be shortened if you are providing hot water, rather than using a hot plate to heat the water. It is great for middle s
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5th - 12th
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MS-ESS2-4
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